On January 20th, the Malaysian Association for the Promotion of Education and Culture, together with a delegation from Zhengzhou Shengda School of Economics and Trade Management, visited MAHSA University in Malaysia. The two sides conducted in-depth exchanges in areas such as graduate programs and joint master's and doctoral training. It is worth mentioning that the two schools have similar family backgrounds, and their shared educational aspirations have laid a deep emotional foundation for this dialogue, as well as a bridge of trust for future substantive cooperation.
During the visit, both parties held a cooperative symposium. Martha University introduced its family founded development history, disciplinary advantages in fields such as medicine and health sciences, and international educational achievements. Zhengzhou Shengda College of Economics and Trade Management also shared its educational philosophy, development characteristics, and experience in the construction of business and management disciplines as a family founded university. The similar background quickly established resonance between the two parties and led to frank and in-depth discussions on how to integrate the original intention of running the school into international cooperation.
Under the witness of representatives from the Malaysian Association for the Promotion of Education and Culture, both parties have reached a preliminary consensus on the following areas of cooperation:
1、 Jointly develop short-term research and academic exchange programs to promote cross-cultural learning and practice among students from both regions;
2、 Jointly design master's and doctoral joint training programs, explore curriculum linkage and dual degree granting mechanisms;
3、 Promote mutual visits of teachers and sharing of teaching resources, and assist in the professional development and academic improvement of both teacher teams.
The representative of the Malaysian Association for the Promotion of Education and Culture stated during the meeting that the association has always been committed to building a communication platform between Malaysian and Chinese educational institutions. This time, two universities with similar backgrounds were brought together to promote more cultural resonance and long-term stable cooperation. The association will continue to provide support and services for the promotion of future cooperation.
Martha University warmly welcomes the delegation's visit and points out that cooperation based on similar values is often more resilient and profound. We look forward to working together with Zhengzhou Shengda School of Economics and Trade Management to create a model of education cooperation between China and Malaysia. Zhengzhou Shengda College of Economics and Trade Management strongly agrees with this, believing that this exchange not only expands the international partner network, but also gains important recognition at the conceptual level, injecting new impetus into the high-quality development of the college. 
The visit ended successfully in a harmonious and optimistic atmosphere. Both parties agreed to maintain close communication and gradually promote the implementation of various consensuses.
I wish the cooperation between the two schools a smooth progress, and under the guidance of the common educational spirit, write a new chapter for cultural exchanges and talent cultivation between China and Malaysia.
